:O there's no coffee maker inside the room? I guess that's where you get the value. I've also noticed many complaints about the noise late night? is there any truth to that? thanks!
Value = lower cost. So why pay for preferred room of which the only advantage is it is a bit closer to the lobby and bus stop? We walk between 20,000-25,000 steps per day depending on the park. We save enough by getting a standard room to stay an extra day. As per the toddler just put him/her in a stroller and they won't care about distance. Just my two cents. Oh, and if you want quiet you do not want a preferred room as they are close to the pool. Try fourth floor on the end of a building facing the parking lot rather than the pool for quiet.
We always ask to stay in the 70's building in a standard room. The building has both preferred and standard rooms the only difference is the standard rooms are in the left half of the building as you face the Mickey telephone. So closer yes but not by that much.I stayed POP last December for one night. I enjoyed staying there and found it comfortable for 2 adults and 11 year old and a 13 year old. I stayed in a preferred room in the 70s section. IMO, it is worth the cost because you are closer to Classic Hall and the bus stop. Request the 70s section if you want a more quieter preferred room. If being close isn't a priority don't do it.
When staying in a preferred value room, I like to request that we not face the pool for the noise reason. They have always accommodated us when requesting this.:O there's no coffee maker inside the room? I guess that's where you get the value. I've also noticed many complaints about the noise late night? is there any truth to that? thanks!
